I think I should pick back up on this weekly posting of Thankful Thursdays. I haven't posted one since THANKSGIVING!
Here are a couple things I've been thankful for since the end of November:
40. Courtships and pregnancies - 'nuff said. Well, maybe not completely enough, because I think godly courtships are beautiful and then pregnancies about a year later are so exciting! And this all happening before I've lived 2 decades!
41. Conferences where you meet people who you can become good friends with in ... 5 minutes ... and where 17 girls share a room and goof off for hours into the wee hours of the morning. Yeah, that's what happened at a WORK conference. Good times... that I sorely miss.
42. Watching Sunrises behind trees ... while reading Bible ... swinging under a huge Texan tree (that I couldn't identify) ... 6 am in the morning ... ~ mid-30s F ... freezing my legs and fingers. Deeeeelicious!
43. Laughter - not mine, but others. I LOVE seeing and making people laugh... I feel like I've done a good deed.
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Last one, but most hilarious (to me)!
44. Seeing God flip things upside down (figuratively) - My thoughts are kind of jumbled on this one, so I'm going to use a bunch of basic subject-verb structures. I received my official GMAT scores online today. I opened up the .pdf . I screamed. I got a 6.0 on the writing section!! Just so you know, the Analytical Writing Assessment is scored on a scale of 1 to 6, by a human grader and a computer grader. The final score is an average of the 2 scores, which means the 2 graders BOTH gave me a 6.0!! This section is the section I felt LEAST prepared for, and God deemed it right to give me the highest grade possible.
Funniest part? God flipped EVERYTHING around.
Here's a list of how I prefer section in GMAT:
Here's the order of my percentiles:
Mom says that just means I have a lot of room to improve, which I'd agree with because I was definitely expecting a higher math score. BUT I also know God was trying to tell me He did the impossible and that He will continue to do that through me. I'm blessed and I don't know the half of it.
And Jsis said the sweetest thing to me today after I found out my writing score, "[CJ], your writing is good," in a tone like, "Why are you surprised?"
Now if the admissions office would just think so highly of my essays, I should be good to go! May God's will be done.
Blessings,
CJ
Here are a couple things I've been thankful for since the end of November:
40. Courtships and pregnancies - 'nuff said. Well, maybe not completely enough, because I think godly courtships are beautiful and then pregnancies about a year later are so exciting! And this all happening before I've lived 2 decades!
41. Conferences where you meet people who you can become good friends with in ... 5 minutes ... and where 17 girls share a room and goof off for hours into the wee hours of the morning. Yeah, that's what happened at a WORK conference. Good times... that I sorely miss.
42. Watching Sunrises behind trees ... while reading Bible ... swinging under a huge Texan tree (that I couldn't identify) ... 6 am in the morning ... ~ mid-30s F ... freezing my legs and fingers. Deeeeelicious!
43. Laughter - not mine, but others. I LOVE seeing and making people laugh... I feel like I've done a good deed.
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Last one, but most hilarious (to me)!
44. Seeing God flip things upside down (figuratively) - My thoughts are kind of jumbled on this one, so I'm going to use a bunch of basic subject-verb structures. I received my official GMAT scores online today. I opened up the .pdf . I screamed. I got a 6.0 on the writing section!! Just so you know, the Analytical Writing Assessment is scored on a scale of 1 to 6, by a human grader and a computer grader. The final score is an average of the 2 scores, which means the 2 graders BOTH gave me a 6.0!! This section is the section I felt LEAST prepared for, and God deemed it right to give me the highest grade possible.
Funniest part? God flipped EVERYTHING around.
Here's a list of how I prefer section in GMAT:
- Quantitative
- Verbal
- AWA
Here's the order of my percentiles:
- AWA (91%)
- Verbal (89%)
- Quantitative (75%)
Mom says that just means I have a lot of room to improve, which I'd agree with because I was definitely expecting a higher math score. BUT I also know God was trying to tell me He did the impossible and that He will continue to do that through me. I'm blessed and I don't know the half of it.
And Jsis said the sweetest thing to me today after I found out my writing score, "[CJ], your writing is good," in a tone like, "Why are you surprised?"
Now if the admissions office would just think so highly of my essays, I should be good to go! May God's will be done.
Blessings,
CJ
Praise the Lord! It does look like God is trying to prove to you that it's Him working :-)
ReplyDeleteWhoops! Totally forgot to reply to this comment, sorry! Praise Him! He does it alot, and silly me keeps forgetting.
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